Week

Calculation is based on a horizontal stack of data groups. Each data group contains all the info for that day. (This is basically a glorified daily forecast blueprint.)

Global Formulas

To get the index of the group for the data inside it, create a global text:

gv(index)

$si(mindex, 3)$

To get the number for each day create a global text with this formula:

gv(day)

$df(d, a+gv(index)+d)$

You can also display the weekday with another global text:

gv(weekday)

$df(E, a+gv(index)+d)$

Making the Group

• Make a horizontal stack group;

• in it, create an overlap (or vertical stack) group;

• inside it, add a text object linked to the Day global formula above.

Just copy and paste the group as many times as you like and the days will be generated automatically.

NOTE: The second group is unnecessary just for a simple series of days, but we'll need it later for adding more info to each day - so better always use it as it makes expanding the widget's functionality easier.

To add event indicators to the series we need two more globals (which you'll recognize from the Calendar blueprint).

Global Formulas

We need to get the date of each day and the number of events for that specific date.

To get the date for each day, create a global text with this formula:

gv(daydate)

$dp(a+gv(index)+d)$

To get the number of events for each date, create a global text with this formula:

gv(dayevent)

$ci(ecount, gv(daydate)) + ci(acount, gv(daydate))$

Making the Group

Here we need to add globals from the Events blueprint, just like in the Calendar blueprint. First a blank text global for the chosen date, a global that calculates the number of events on that date and another global for a chosen event. Then we also need globals for events' info.

To hold the chosen date, add a text global:

gv(date)

To calculate the number of events on the chosen date, add a text global:

gv(events)

$ci(ecount, gv(date)) + ci(acount, gv(date))$

To hold the index number of the chosen event, add a text global:

gv(event)

To pick the chosen date you could simply use gv(daydate), but then that date will remain set until you pick another one, even when the day changes (displayed events in agenda will be from past days). So I suggest you go one step further and make it reset every time you tap on today's group. For that add a text global:

gv(touchday)

$if(df(D, gv(daydate)) = df(D), "$dp()$", gv(daydate))$

Events' Globals

Their code has pretty much the same structure, so just like for the calendar, this example will contain only the title of the event.

gv(title)

$ci(title, gv(event), gv(date))$

Adding Touch Actions

Make sure the base of the Day group has the same index as the other data and add a touch action to it:

• Action = Toggle Globlal Switch

• Switch = gv(date)

• Text = $gv(touchday)$

Add another touch action to reset gv(event) to 0 every time you switch dates:

• Action = Toggle Global Switch

• Switch = gv(event)

• Text = 0

NOTE: The touch area has to have the same index as the day number, events indicators and forecast info.

Making the Event Group

This part is the same as before with a few key differences.

Global Formulas

The Event global is not blank:

gv(event)

$si(mindex, 2)$

We also need another global from Agenda blueprint:

HideEvnt

$if(si(mindex) < gv(events), ALWAYS, REMOVE)$

There is NO touch action to reset gv(event) to 0 on day groups!

Making the Event Group

Well, all you have to do is copy the forecast blueprint. (You can even use gv(interval) and gv(offset), if you adjust the index accordingly, but I'd advise against it for most use cases.)

Global Formulas

To get the weather condition icon for each day, create a global text:

gv(wicon)

$wf(icon, gv(index)) + ai(isday)$

To get the average temperature for each day, create a global text:

gv(temp)

$wf(temp, gv(index))$

To get the maximum temperature for each day, create a global text:

gv(tempmax)

$wf(max, gv(index))$

To get the minimum temperature for each day, create a global text:

gv(tempmin)

$wf(min, gv(index))$

Adding to the Day Group's Contents